What Is a Passivhaus? A Plain-English Guide for UK Homeowners
A Passivhaus is a home that barely needs heating, even in the middle of winter. Here's what the standard means, what it costs and why it matters for homeowners.
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Blogs about home energy efficiency that explain how homeowners can get the most cost-efficient and green homes. We'll explain EPCs, solar power, batteries, heat pumps and insulation.
What Does an EPC Assessor Do?
An EPC assessor visits your property and records how it's built and heated to produce an energy rating from A to G. Here's what they inspect.
Spray Foam Insulation and Mortgages: What Buyers Need to Know
Spray foam insulation can cause your mortgage to be declined. Lenders won't approve a property where the roof structure can't be inspected. Here's what to do.
EPC scale explained: A–G bands and what they mean
EPC ratings run from A to G and show how energy-efficient a home is. Here’s what each band means, how SAP scores map to them, and why they matter when buying.
The Great British Insulation Scheme: your last chance to apply before funding ends
A clear guide to the energy suppliers who deliver the Great British Insulation Scheme, with contact details to help you start your application quickly.
How to keep your home warm in winter on a budget
Simple fixes and low-cost upgrades can make your home warmer without raising bills. Here’s what actually works to keep heat in and cold out.
How to Draught Proof Your Home (Practical Steps)
Draught proofing is one of the quickest, cheapest ways to make a home warmer. This guide shows you simple fixes that stop heat escaping.
How to improve your EPC rating
Improve your EPC rating by focusing on the hidden upgrades that matter: insulation, airtightness and efficient heating. Here’s what to do first.
How do heat pumps work?
Thinking of switching from a gas boiler to a heat pump? Learn how heat pumps work, which type suits your home, and what to check before you make the switch